Bored DIYer/modder NEEDS projects!

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Hey guys! I find myself with lots of free time occasionally, and I like to fill it up with working on DIY electronics (which has quickly become a hobby!) Can anyone recommend me some DIY electronics websites that contain schematics, parts lists, and such for building stuff? (not just audio, but cool/unusual things like DIY cable modems, DIY sound cards, DIY video game systems, etc. etc.)

Thanks a bunch!

 

[null]

cmon guys!

 

[rickcr42]

this should keep you busy for a couple of years

http://www.epanorama.net/index.php

 

[rickcr42]

BTW-

does [size=medium]anyone[/size] use the DIY links resource ?

just wondering

 

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thanks

 

[JMT]

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Originally Posted by rickcr42 BTW- does [size=medium]anyone[/size] use the DIY links resource ? just wondering

I do.

I'm sure you have perused here.

 

[eric343]

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Originally Posted by rickcr42 BTW- does [size=medium]anyone[/size] use the DIY links resource ? just wondering

*raises hand*

 

[dokebi]

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Originally Posted by rickcr42 BTW- does [size=medium]anyone[/size] use the DIY links resource ? just wondering

Definetely. Thanks for setting it up.

 

[rsaavedra]

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Originally Posted by rickcr42 BTW- does [size=medium]anyone[/size] use the DIY links resource ? just wondering

Rick those links have helped me a lot to get started with electronics DIY, thanks very much for them!

 

[kevin gilmore]

I have enough projects to keep you busy for a very long time.
And empty your wallet too...

 

[rickcr42]

I'm glad the links are useful.Makes it worth the time


was starting to wonder a bit..............

 

[tangent]

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does anyone use the DIY links resource ?

I currently maintain a FAQ site and used to maintain another, and I would regularly get questions emailed to me that were answered right in the FAQ!

The other thing I've noticed is that people will ask a question on a forum or by email instead of just doing a Google search, which would quickly turn up the answer. What I don't understand is how it's quicker to wait for someone to answer by mail instead of doing a Google search.

It isn't you, Rick, and it isn't your sticky posts. People are just funny.

 

[Demolition]

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Originally Posted by rickcr42 I'm glad the links are useful.Makes it worth the time was starting to wonder a bit..............

I've used the DIY Links Resource sticky, as well. Very informative.

Also, I always look forward to your occasional threads that point to a handbook, datasheet, schematic, or whatnot. Also very informative.

Keep up the good work, Rick.

D.